Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I think a lot of voters abstained because they didn't like either of them. I know I would have done that, if I was American.
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I think a lot of voters abstained because they didn't like either of them. I know I would have done that, if I was American.
- Aug 7, 2003
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Fair comment
looney
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- Jul 7, 2003
- 15,652
It needs to be at the level your feeble mind will understand, geo-politics is beyond you. Stick to finger painting and licking the moisture of your cell window.
Are you a Trump supporter by any chance?
daveinprague
New member
Clue is in the name
God, you really are weird. When I look into my crystal ball (because clairvoyance is real), I see a ban.
How does that work then, I guess this is part of the problem how can you possibly know how your life might be if you lived there, good, bad, rich, poor, democrat or republican, so if you lived there you might of voted for Trump and still be a supporter whilst feeling a little agrieved how an English, UK, EU citizen offers some advice on why you should have voted a different way.
studio150
Well-known member
So what did Trump say about the military in his Florida speech.
Was it not 'We build a military might so great, and we are going to do that'
So spending trillions
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I'll leave you to wonder.
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All the while Trump offers his (simple) thoughts on Brexit, the EU, Russia, China I'll not worry about "some advice on why you [the US] should have voted a different way."
You're a self-admitted troll whose only response to being owned by a female poster was to post a really shit pre photo-shop picture of her head on a spike. You can't even grip your own cock let alone geo-politics.
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He's gone quiet. Must have run out of White Lightening.
The Birdman
New member
How Canada feel about from trump.
The Birdman
New member
Even old Americans 
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
That Trump he's a one...maybe making up his own fake news now 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-39020962
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-39020962
American politics set themselves up for a Trumpesque president when it moved away from bipartisan politics.
The more tribal the House of Representatives and The Senate became, the less that got done.
If Government stops working, quite literally back in Oct 2013, then the vacuum gets filled by someone else.
Washington, not happy with only doing bad job, decided to ice the cake by choosing the 15-20 most piss poor candidates it could find.
This then allows a shaved gorilla with bad hair to wipe the floor with the lot of them.
President Obama didn't have the political nouse to deal with the Republican's in his second term, as he didn't have to in his first where he made things worse by screwing them over.
Just as Bush and Clinton did before him.
The big question is - will anyone learn anything after this monumental balls up?
The more tribal the House of Representatives and The Senate became, the less that got done.
If Government stops working, quite literally back in Oct 2013, then the vacuum gets filled by someone else.
Washington, not happy with only doing bad job, decided to ice the cake by choosing the 15-20 most piss poor candidates it could find.
This then allows a shaved gorilla with bad hair to wipe the floor with the lot of them.
President Obama didn't have the political nouse to deal with the Republican's in his second term, as he didn't have to in his first where he made things worse by screwing them over.
Just as Bush and Clinton did before him.
The big question is - will anyone learn anything after this monumental balls up?
nicko31
Well-known member
That Trump he's a one...maybe making up his own fake news now
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-39020962
Those who follow Trump won't care, its all about idealogy
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,763
Now that's a put down!
wurzelgull
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- Apr 1, 2016
- 12
"The way out of this is to engage and debate about what he's doing without belittling the people who voted for him because that will only disenfranchise them even further but he's making such a hash of it that it's difficult not to take the piss! "
Definitely agree with this.
However I must say that in my opinion, anyone who agrees with this...
"I like the idea of someone who isn't a career politician shaking things up and saying what he actually thinks, rather than constant political bullshit"
is deluded. Does anyone actually think that Trump says what he thinks? More like he says the most populist thing he can or the first thing that comes to his head. You just have to look at the number of times he flat out denied statements he's made on camera! He moves around more than Sam Baldock!
Definitely agree with this.
However I must say that in my opinion, anyone who agrees with this...
"I like the idea of someone who isn't a career politician shaking things up and saying what he actually thinks, rather than constant political bullshit"
is deluded. Does anyone actually think that Trump says what he thinks? More like he says the most populist thing he can or the first thing that comes to his head. You just have to look at the number of times he flat out denied statements he's made on camera! He moves around more than Sam Baldock!
portslade seagull
Well-known member
Dropped himself in it a little with Sweden. Blaming Fox news as they supposedly ran a story.